hi everyone I'm Ricky from Tech Talk and today we're unboxing a brand new monitor
from Philips and this is their Philips 24 inch monitor so let's get into the
unboxing
so the model number for this is two-for-one b7q and that's the short
version then the longer version also has you peb of course a link will be in the
description it's from their beeline as you can see down the left hand solid we
have their size as well 23.8 inches but it is classed as a 24 inch monitor you
also have some key features as well it's an LCD monitor with an LED backlights
has full HD resolution which is 1920 by 1080 P you have some key features as
well so you have a USB docking so it's a single USB cable that can connect to
your notebook or laptop or computer to give you a great added display you have
a power sensor ultra narrow bezels an IPS wide viewing angle and also offers
flicker free technology low blue light mode and also smart image presets as
well so you're going to get the best picture possible whatever you're viewing
on your display it also has built-in stereo speakers so enough about that
let's crack into the tape there and let's get into the unboxing of our
monitor just before we do this I just want to show you here along the top is
actually showing you the best way to unpack your monitor here so just make
sure you follow these instructions so you don't damage yourself lifting lis
monitor out or damage the monitor itself first of all at the box
I've got your Quick Start Guide here shows you information what you all sieve
inside your packaging and if you fold this out as well and here again it'll
show you how to insert your display into the stand and pedestal and a rotation
and movement of your monitor to then also have again in other languages and
then you have your smart control and also warranty and safety information
it's all available to you there then you will find a CD with user manuals and
drivers so you can get the right driver for your PC and Mac should just plug in
and play but also you can download drivers for Mac then first two things I
got out was the actual stand itself and you can see here it's quite a rigid
stand a nice color as well silver and black you do have a cable management
system down here at the bottom you do have your pedestal for your monitor here
to sit into then we do have the main stand as well
for it to sit into here so we're going to connect these two up together now so
underneath you'll see this squared off section here that will obviously connect
into this section here so align your stand and your pedestal up once turned
around you do have a locking nut here you then need to lock in make sure that
is made nice and secure so we now have the first part of our stand and I'm just
going to show you this now if you do have any problems just leave a comment
down below and I'll be more than happy to help so you will receive a USB cable
there so you connect into the monitor and then connect in to your MacBook PC
or other connection you are using you also have a you K 3 pin plug here with a
kettle lead connection then finally you will receive a VGA cable as well if you
want to use this for connection so now let's get out the display and connect
the display up and see what it looks like when we power it on so I have taken
out the monitor now and let me just show you around the monitor and what you'll
see port wise so first of all up here at the bottom you will see your control
systems next to yours 2 stereo speakers then underneath you'll see your
connection so you've got your power there with a dedicated switch a VGA
you've got an Ethernet cable there your mic your headphone your connection for
USB and then some extra USB hubs there which I think's ideal then on the far
side here you do have a Kensington a lot and what I'm going to do is turn it
around and then just connect the monitor into the base so you've seen this
previously with some other monitors that I've actually done for Philips is a
locking system so what you do is take your stand at the top to in first and
push down you'll hear a click you'll also find a release button under here
where you press in then your monitor can come back out so again make sure you
hear that clip then your stand is ready to use and your monitor is ready to use
so now let me show you what the monitor looks like so just going to bring the
camera yeah
and now what I'm going to do is get it all powered on and ready to use
so my monitor is now connected finally through my macbook pro so I will admit I
did have some issues with connectability very easy and very quick though to fix
you either first will use the CD that is provided it does have a driver which is
called display link which then can allow the Mac to connect to a display via USB
so as you can see I have downloaded the dmg file here also you can go to their
website again the link will be in description you can download a version
for the map downloaded version for Windows there as well very simple very
easy to use no issues whatsoever if you do have any problems always leave a
comment down below so now finally our monitor is up ready can't wait to use
this full review coming up very soon hope you enjoyed the unboxing the
display looks very nice here do like that all black display very narrow
bezels around all three sides and a nice form factor in size so remember it is
very versatile as well so you have a lot of height adjustment which is pretty
awesome again you have the ability to tilt forward then to tilt down and then
also you have the final feature that's a little bit extra special where you can
actually rotates your display as well all the way around I just don't want to
do it at the moment because the cables behind you have that ability there
that's a great versatility feature of this monitor as I said there will be a
full review coming up very soon all the links for everything that I have
mentioned to go and purchase this the display link software online manual as
well just in case you don't have a CD drive for most Mac's now do not have a
CD drive so I hope you enjoyed the video and this was the unboxing and setup of
the Phillips two-for-one b7q from Philips and it's from at their beeline
thanks always for watching and I'll see you in my next video